150th Anniversary video for Catholic Education in Western Australia The video was produced for a national Catholic Education leadership Conference held in Perth in 1998. A nostalgic trip through the photographic archive of how Catholic Education developed in this part of the world. 5m 59s. [Commentary by Dr Graham English where this video was first shown on Catholica]

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150th Anniversary video for the Sisters of St Joseph of the Apparition... Video produced in 2005 based on a song by Bernadette Farrell for the 150th Anniversary of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Apparition in Perth, Western Australia. 4m 43s

002: Music002 03Dec05

Abuse of Trust TV3 Documentary about Catholic Clerical Child Abuse in Ireland. This documentary focuses on the Dublin Diocese and has interviews from survivors who describe their horrendous experiences of sexual abuse as children, Andrew Madden and Marie Collins. This also interviews the Archbishop of Dublin, Diarmuid Martin. 5 videos 47m45s total. [String on the Catholica Forum where this was first shown and discussed 01Dec09]

010: Doco010 01Dec09

Brian Cox on CERN's supercollider "Rock-star physicist" Brian Cox talks about his work on the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Discussing the biggest of big science in an engaging, accessible way, Cox brings us along on a tour of the massive project. Physicist Brian Cox has two jobs: working with the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, and explaining big science to the general public. He's a professor at the University of Manchester. 14m56s [Catholica Forum entry by Brian Coyne which first drew this series to our attention 27Apr11]

029: Doco029 27Apr11

A conversation with Tom McMahon Part 1 of 2 The Editor of Catholica Brian Coyne in conversation with Tom McMahon on his series of commentaries on the Meaning of Sacrament in an Age of Technology. Tom was interviewed at Linden during his visit to Australia in May 2009. Part 1 of 2. 9m 45s [Forum Discussion 07May09]

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A conversation with Tom McMahon Part 2 of 2 The Editor of Catholica Brian Coyne in conversation with Tom McMahon on his series of commentaries on the Meaning of Sacrament in an Age of Technology. Tom was interviewed at Linden during his visit to Australia in May 2009. Part 1 of 2. 9m 59s [Forum Discussion 07May09]

008: Blogs008 07May09

"All the Candles in the World" Jan Siberry This video was produced by Billy from our own community. It is a reflection that she put together in the immediate wake of Pope Benedict's disappointing Pastoral Letter to the People of Ireland. She put the video together around the music of Canadian composer and singer, Jane Siberry. We have received permission from Jane Siberry to publish this video on YouTube and on Catholica. We invite you to join in this prayerful reflection for the victims of abuse. It might also be appreciated as a reflection on where Catholicism is going as a religious institution. 3m 63s [Originally posted on the Catholica forum as the lead commentary on 14May10]

032: Music032 14May10

A Moving Video from Ukraine's Got Talent Ukraine artist, Kseniya Simonova, creates a sand sculpture to a medley of music that had the audience in tears. Her creation is based on events in 1945 that remain a source of deep pain for the people of the Ukraine. This video on YouTube has spread the message to a much greater international audience. 8m 33s [Catholica forum post where TonySee first published this 14Aug09]

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A Plea to Catholic Church Leaders on behalf of abuse victims This is a plea to the Catholic Church to respond to the cries of abuse victims with the compassion and justice of Jesus and with the heart and mind of human beings and not to hide behind the walls of the Vatican and try to save face. A special thanks to Ben Harper for the incredible song and to all the amazing photographers and artists who provided the material for this video. And may all those who have been abused, those who appear on this video find the peace, justice and healing they need and absolutely deserve: You are totally within your right to seek these and the church must put you, the victims and survivors, before any image or prestige or desire to save face. Then, and only then, will they have any right to call themselves followers of Christ. Video compiled by Stephen "Oh Yet We Trust" - a victim of abuse and member of the Catholica community. 6m 20s [Catholica forum post where Stephen first published this 17May09]

021: Music021 17May09

A Question for Michael Willesee Following his appearance on Andrew Denton's program, Enough Rope, Tom Scott has some questions regarding Michael Willesee's views on miracles. This is an excerpt from Enough Rope. 1m 9s [Commentary by Tom Scott (aka Brian Coyne) 22 Aug06]

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A Question for Michael Willesee – Addendum Tom Scott poses a proposition regarding where the real miracles are to be found. 1m 25s [Commentary by Tom Scott (aka Brian Coyne) 22 Aug06]

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"As One Voice Concert Highlights" Highlights from the As One Voice National Christian Music Conference held at the Collaroy Conference Centre, Sydney, NSW, 24-26 September 2010. Featuring performances by James Maher and the Gospel of Love Band, Gina Ogilvie and Friends, Robert Galea and Amanda McKenna and Friends. 57m Total for 5 videos [Originally published on Catholica on 21Oct2010]

033: Music033 21Oct10

A video response to a forum discussion... A response to a discussion started by Warren on the forum about truth. 14m 53s [Link to where this was presented on the forum 31Oct08]

004: Blogs004 31Oct08

A video response to Peter Kennedy This video was posted as part of a response in our forum by an ex-parishioner of exiled priest Peter Kennedy, Stephen. Many have been hurt by the Church but we need to keep our anger in check as we continue to search for those things "of the Spirit" that we were searching for when we were within the Church. The music, "Heaven and Earth", is by Georg Deuter. Even without the Peter Kennedy connection this is a great video clip for meditation. 6m 50s [Stephen's original post on our forum with his letter to Peter 15Feb10]

029: Music029 15Feb10

Absolute Truth A segment from the BBC program "Absolute Truth" by Edward Stourton which spells out the contemporary challenges facing the Catholic Church. 17m 25s [Commentary by Brian Coyne (aka Tom Scott) referring to this 19Dec06]

002: Doco002 19Dec06

Amanda McKenna: A love song for Mary MacKillop - Take the World Away Performance by Amanda McKenna to the church mice community at St Vincent's, Redfern, Sydney, 30 Nov 2008. 6m 02s [Catholica email 30Nov08]

001: Music001 30Nov08

Amanda McKenna: A love song for Mary MacKillop - Take the World Away Address given by Amanda McKenna to the community at St Vincent's, Redfern, Sydney, 30 Nov 2008. Amanda performs the song and explains how this song came about. 10m 44s [Catholica email 30Nov08]

005: Blogs005 30Nov08

Amy Grant – Our Father's Eyes Dawn Bowie wrote a commentary for Catholica entitled Lent through my Father's Eyes that led her to also include this 1980's song by Amy Grant entitled Our Father's Eyes. 4m 19s [Commentary by Dawn Bowie where she referred to this song 28Feb09]

020: Music020 28Feb09

A World of Their Own This video put together by Stephen ("Oh Yet We Trust") of the Catholica Community is based on The Seeker's song "A World of Our Own" and seeks to express the feelings of a victim of sexual abuse at how remote the leadership of the Holy Roman Catholic Church has become from the people they are meant to be serving. It was first posted on the Catholica Forum on 7th May 2011 and has generated an extraordinary reaction as illustrated in the post linked at the end of this summary. 3m10s [Message on the Catholica Forum 08May2011 illustrating something of the impact this video had in one 77 year old man's life]

037: Music037 08May11

Blessed Be Our God... Video based on communion response on Amanda McKenna's cd, "Gather As One". 2m 25sec.

003: Music003 13Mar09

A Cross too Heavy: Launch of new scholarly study on Pope Pius XII by Australian scholar, Dr Paul O'Shea… We present the full video of all the addresses at the launch ceremony which was held in Parliament House, Sydney. Addresses by Stephen Crittenden, Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence and Paul O'Shea. 37m 36s [News Story where this was published 17Oct08]

001: Reports001 17Oct08

Can I... Music video put together by a friend in the United States based on Amanda McKenna's song "Can I" which was written for the St Vincent de Paul Winter Sleepout in support of homeless people in Sydney. 4m 20sec.

004: Music004 13Mar09

Brene Brown: "The power of vulnerability" Brene Brown studies human connection — our ability to empathize, belong, love. In a poignant, funny talk at TEDxHouston, she shares a deep insight from her research, one that sent her on a personal quest to know herself as well as to understand humanity. A talk to share. 35m 55s [Post on the Catholica Forum drawing attentiont to this video 22Sep2011]

020: Reports020 22Sep11

Catholica Launch Video... This was the video we published on 3rd August 2006 for the public launch of Catholica. We had begun publishing privately on 3rd June 2006. 2m 03s [The first public commentary]

001: Blogs001 21Apr09

Clare Macquire This is an appeal that Clare Maguire made from the floor of the conference on behalf of the Redfern Parish Community in Sydney and a response to that by Fr Frank Brennan SJ. 3m 40s [Catholica News Story 29Mar09]

002: Reports002 29Mar09

Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf: Lose your ego, find your compassion! Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf combines the teachings of the Qur'an, the stories of Rumi, and the examples of Muhammad and Jesus, to demonstrate that only one obstacle stands between each of us and absolute compassion – ourselves. 16m 47s [Andrew McAlister's commentary on the Charter for Compassion 20Nov09] | [More info about Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf]

003: Charter003 20Nov09

Swami Dayananda Saraswati: The profound journey of compassion! Swami Dayananda Saraswati unravels the parallel paths of personal development and attaining true compassion. He walks us through each step of self-realization, from helpless infancy to the fearless act of caring for others. 17m 15s [Andrew McAlister's commentary on the Charter for Compassion 20Nov09] | [More info about Swami Dayananda Saraswati]

004: Charter004 20Nov09

Rabbi Jackie Tabick: The balancing act of compassion! While we all agree that compassion is a great idea, Rabbi Tabick acknowledges there are challenges to its execution. She explains how a careful balance of compassion and justice allows us to do good deeds, and keep our sanity. 15m 46s [Andrew McAlister's commentary on the Charter for Compassion 20Nov09] | [More info about Rabbi Jackie Tabick]

005: Charter005 20Nov09

Rev. James Forbes: Compassion at the dinner table! Join Rev. James Forbes at the dinner table of his Southern childhood, where his mother and father taught him what compassion really means day to day – sharing with those who need love. 18m 39s [Andrew McAlister's commentary on the Charter for Compassion 20Nov09] | [More info about Rev. James Forbes]

006: Charter006 20Nov09

Robert Wright: The evolution of compassion! Robert Wright uses evolutionary biology and game theory to explain why we appreciate the Golden Rule ("Do unto others..."), why we sometimes ignore it and why there's hope that, in the near future, we might all have the compassion to follow it. 16m 57s [Andrew McAlister's commentary on the Charter for Compassion 20Nov09] | [More info about Robert Wright]

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Tenzin Robert Thurman: Expanding your circle of compassion! It's hard to always show compassion – even to the people we love, but Robert Thurman asks that we develop compassion for our enemies. He prescribes a seven-step meditation exercise to extend compassion beyond our inner circle. 16m 57s [Andrew McAlister's commentary on the Charter for Compassion 20Nov09] | [More info about Robert Thurman]

008: Charter008 20Nov09

Confronting Power and Sex in the Catholic Church Controversial retired Bishop Geoffrey Robinson, author of Confronting Power and Sex in the Catholic Church criticizes the Vatican hierarchy for its slow and muted response to the clergy abuse scandal and calls on the church to reconsider its doctrine of enforced celibacy for priests and its opposition to homosexuality. Lecture recorded at University of California July 2008. 58m 54s [Catholica News Story 16May08]

006: Reports006 16May08

The Corporation written by Joel Bakan, and directed by Mark Achbar and Jennifer Abbott The Corporation is a 2003 Canadian documentary film written by Joel Bakan, and directed by Mark Achbar and Jennifer Abbott. The documentary is critical of the modern-day corporation, considering its legal status as a class of person and evaluating its behaviour towards society and the world at large as a psychiatrist might evaluate an ordinary person. This is explored through specific examples. The Corporation has been shown worldwide, on television, and via DVD, file sharing, and free download. Bakan wrote the book, The Corporation: The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power, during the filming of the documentary. 2h24m04s [String on the Catholica Forum where this documentary was first discussed 06Jan12]

034: Doco034 07Jan12

Creation Calls – are you listening? Music by Brian Doerksen A video from the Farmers Branch Church of Christ & The Branch at Vista Ridge. Images from Sir David Attenborough's BBC series, Planet Earth, Music by Brian Doerksen exploring the beauty of Creation and the call to belief. Introduced by Tom McMahon to Catholica in his series exploring Human Sexuality. 6m23s [Originally published on Catholica on 02Mar2011]

036: Music036 02Mar11

Daniel Gullotta: A course on Paul – the Radical Jew Catholica commentator, Daniel Gullotta, presents a YouTube introduction to a course on St Paul he is organising in Brisbane for the The Year of St Paul. Daniel indicates that he will be preparing podcasts of the lectures and we'll try and present these on the Catholica Video Channel as well. 3m 28s [Daniel provides further explanation on the Forum 03May09]

008: Reports008 03May09

Dave Allen on Religion Comedian Dave Allen remembers his introduction to religion - his first day of school! 5m 47s [Forum Discussion 20Apr09]

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Does Pope Benny like his job? Farmer Jack has serious doubts that being Pope would be an enjoyable job. In his telephone hookup with Benny this week he asks Benny about his job. 2m 36s [See the original flash version (higher quality) 30Nov06]

003: Jack003 30Nov06

The Doomsday Code Tony Robinson travels to America, the Middle East, the Mediterranean and Africa to gather evidence that might uncover the realities behind the prophecies contained within the Book of Revelation. He interviews people who believe millions will be spirited up to Heaven, Israel will fight a nuclear war, that the Secretary General of the UN will be unmasked as the Anti-Christ and the world will end after the Battle of Armageddon. 10 parts 99m54s total. [Catholica Discussion String 30 May10]

018: Doco018 30May10

Elizabeth Gilbert on nurturing creativity The author of Eat, Pray, Love, Elizabeth Gilbert has thought long and hard about some large topics. Her next fascination: genius, and how we ruin it. Elizabeth Gilbert muses on the impossible things we expect from artists and geniuses — and shares the radical idea that, instead of the rare person "being" a genius, all of us "have" a genius. It's a funny, personal and surprisingly moving talk. 19m32s [Catholica Discussion String 03Oct10]

020: Doco020 03Oct10

Dr Ian Elmer on St Paul Video of Catholica commentator, Dr Ian Elmer's address at the launch of his book Paul, Jerusalem and the Judaisers at ACU, Brisbane. The video was filmed and edited by Daniel Gullotta another of the regular commentators on Catholica. 4m 41s [Original Post on the Forum where this was published on 07May09]

009: Reports009 08May09

Enigma Featuring Sarah McLaughlin - Silence Beautifully filmed winter scenes for this clip of Engima's Silence featuring Sarah McLaughlin. 4m 05s [Post on Forum where Billy provided a list of "Melting Moments" 01May09]

017: Music017 01May09

Farmer Jack on Pope Benedict's forthcoming trip to Turkey… Farmer Jack offers Pope Benedict some advice from Australia on dealing with the Turks. 2m 47s [See the original flash version (higher quality) 23Nov06]

002: Jack002 23Nov06

Why am I a Catholic? This is part of the address Boston Globe columnist and academic James Carroll delivered at the American Catholic Council in Detroit on Saturday, 11th June 2011. 13m 26s [Catholica commentary where we first published this on 2nd July 2011]

016: Reports016 10Jul11

What's your view of God today? Dr Jane Anderson interviews Amanda (Milly) McKenna as part of a postdoctoral research fellowship seeking to discern the views of Catholics who have become disenchanted with the institutional agenda but still very much consider themselves "Catholic". Further information about the interview, and the research project, can be found HERE. 43m 08s [Catholica commentary where we first published this on 19th July 2011]

017: Reports017 31Jul11

A conversation with Dr Jane Anderson... Brian Coyne and Amanda McKenna in conversation with Dr Jane Anderson about her life and her postdoctoral research program into progressive Catholicism. 55m 52s [Catholica commentary where we first published this on 21st July 2011]

018: Reports018 31Jul11

Finding Joy Right Under Our Noses To appreciate this video in context you really need to read the story posted by Billy on the Catholica Forum. World-renowned violinist, Joshua Bell, posed outside a subway station as a busker and few took notice of him. Two days later he played in a theatre in Boston and people willingly paid over $100 a ticket to watch him perform. 2m 36s [Billy's original post on our forum with the full story 10Feb10]

028: Music028 10Feb10

How economic inequality harms societies... We feel instinctively that societies with huge income gaps are somehow going wrong. Richard Wilkinson charts the hard data on economic inequality, and shows what gets worse when rich and poor are too far apart: real effects on health, lifespan, even such basic values as trust. Richard Wilkinson, is Professor Emeritus of Social Epidemiology at the University of Nottingham, and cofounder of The Equality Trust, a nonprofit that aims to reduce income inequality by educating and engaging the public while supporting political commitment to address the problem. 16m55s [String on the Catholica Forum where the general issue of wealth inequality and this documentary was first discussed 25Jan12]

035: Doco035 25Jan12

Frederico Fellini's satirical look at Catholicism... Clip from Frederico Fellini's 1972 film "Roma" which takes a satirical look at Catholicism's pageantry and costumes. 9m 52s [The discussion string on Catholica where this was discussed at length on 30 Oct 2011]

004: Satire004 30Oct2011

Fr Michael Whelan SM Part 1 Catalyst for Renewal held an enormously enthusiastic one day intensive forum at the Salvation Army Congress Hall in Sydney on Saturday, 28th March 2009, to discuss Bishop Geoffrey Robinson's provocative book Confronting Power and Sex in the Catholic Church — Reclaiming the Spirit of Jesus. This book has generated extraordinary interest around the world and has now clocked up 20,000 sales according to the publisher. The editor of Catholica, Brian Coyne, attended the Catalyst Forum with video camera and today presents some edited highlights of the Forum on the Catholica YouTube channel. 8m 26s [Catholica News Story 29Mar09]

005: Reports005 29Mar09

Fr Michael Whelan SM Part 2 The concluding part of Fr Whelan's address to the Catalyst for Renewal Forum held on Saturday, 28th March 2009. 7m 28s [Catholica News Story 29Mar09]

004: Reports004 29Mar09

Fr Frank Brennan SJ Part of Fr Frank Brennan's address to the Catalyst for Renewal Forum held on Saturday, 28th March 2009. 3m 29s [Catholica News Story 29Mar09]

003: Reports003 29Mar09

Geraldine Doogue on "The Catholic Church's Key Challenge in Modern Australia" Video of Geraldine Doogue's presentation on 11th August 2009 to the St Thomas More Forum in Canberra brought to you courtesy of Catholic Life the website of the Archdiocese of Canberra-Goulburn. 62m 56s [Original Post on the Forum where this was published on 30Sep09]

003: Reports010 11Aug09

Good Friday Combining clips from "The Passion Of The Christ" with the song "The Lamb" by Low-I made this video to set the tone for a Good Friday service where we focused on the short time between Christ's death and his resurrection. What must those dark hours have been like for his followers until they saw him again alive? 6m 04s [Good Friday Reflection 2009]

008: Music008 10Apr09

Gregorio Allegri - Miserere mei, Deus Oxford Camerata conducted by Jeremy Summerly music set to footage from BBC's award-winning nature film; Earth. 9m 58s [Post on Forum where Billy provided a list of "Melting Moments" 01May09]

012: Music012 01May09

Trends and contradictions in religious belief in Australia Social researcher, Hugh Mackay, talks about trends and contradictions in belief in Australia, the value of progressive thinking in religious institutions, and how both atheism and fundamentalism challenge contemporary religion. The interview with Eureka Street TV was conducted after he spoke at the Common Dreams conference for religious progressives in Melbourne in April 2010. 6m 49s [Catholica Editorial where we first drew attention to this lecture] | [Original Commentary on Eureka Street]

014: Reports015 22Jun10

Interview with Cardinal Levada This interview which the President of the Congregation for Doctrine of the Faith, William Cardinal Levada gave to Fr Rosica, CEO of Salt + Light Television, Canada, is interesting in terms of putting a face to the name of one of the most powerful men in the Vatican and provides some insight into the work of the CDF. 27m27s. [Salt & Light Television]

016: Doco016 29Mar10

Interview—Hans Küng: Catholicism heading back to Middle-Ages A small town in southern Germany was the scene of a meeting of minds between two members of the Catholic church in the 1960s. Theologian Hans Küng invited his colleague Josef Ratzinger to Tübingen to teach at the university's Catholic faculty. Shocked by the student revolt of 1968 Ratzinger became increasingly conservative. He also became Pope Benedict XVI four decades later. His boss at the time, Hans Küng, went on to be described as the "super-star of European theology" becoming an arch-critic of church hierarchy, calling for an end to celibacy, and the acceptance of contraception. Küng and Ratzinger both took part in the second Vatican council, the biggest shake-up of the Catholic church of the 20th century, marking an overture to the modern world, and dialogue with other religions and convictions. But what does Küng think of the controversy stirred up recently by his former employee? Posted on YouTube 15 April 2009. 8m00s.

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Interview—Fr Thomas Berry CP A short series of excerpts of eco-theologian, Passionist priest, Fr Thomas Berry, (9 Nov 1914–1 Jun 2009) recorded by Caroline Webb in February 2006. Posted on YouTube 01 Jun 2009 as a tribute to Fr Berry at the time of his death. 7m05s. [Wikipedia entry on Fr Berry] | [ABC Radio documentary on Fr Berry by Noel Debien]

013: Doco013 01Jun09

Intelligence Squared Debate: The Catholic Church is a force for good in the world This is a five part debate hosted by the BBC program "The Intelligence Squared Debate". The motion up for debate was that "The Catholic Church is a force for good in the world". On the affirmative team were Archbishop John Onaiyekan and British MP Ann Widdencombe. On the negative team were Christopher Hitchens and Stephen Fry. 9m 18s [Link to string in Catholica forum where this debate is discussed] | [Link to Crikey's coverage of this debate]

Excerpts 009: 07 Nov 2009

Is it OK to poke fund at the Pope? Farmer Jack reacts to a Reuters News report that the Vatican is upset with satire. 1m 57s [See the original flash version (higher quality) 16Nov06]

001: Jack001 16Nov06

I Want To Know What Love Is 2002 live performance of the hit "I Want To Know What Love Is". Posted in response to a comment on the forum by DavidC: "I sometimes wonder if jerimands against homosexuality, and the like are reflections of the fear of one's own impulses, of fears of where radical self acceptance might take one". 5m 41s [Catholica forum post where Billy first published this 07Aug09]

023: Music023 07 Aug09

Jack invites Pope Benny to stay on the farm when he comes to WYD Pope Benedict is coming to Australia for World Youth Day and Jack would like to invite him to visit his sheep station for a few days R and R. He also sets out the itinerary he's mapped out for Pope Benny. 2m 38s You can find the full itinerary at this link: [See the original flash version (higher quality) 03May08]

008: Jack008 03May08

Jack congratulates Pope Benny on how the Bishop Morris matter was resolved Following the recent controversy in Australia where one of the Australian bishops, Bill Morris, was 'investigated' by the Vatican, Farmer Jack congratulates Pope Benny on the outcome of the 'investigation'. 2m 48s [See the original flash version (higher quality) 04Jul07]

007: Jack007 04Jul07

Jack puts the hard word on Benny re Bp Bill Morris News has surfaced in Australia that one of the most popular and pastoral of bishops in this nation, Bill Morris who heads the Queensland Diocese of Toowoomba has been carpeted by the Vatican bureaucracy. Farmer Jack decided to get on the phone directly to Pope Benedict to find out what is going on. 3m 31s [See the original flash version (higher quality) 09Jun07]

006: Jack006 09Jun07

Jack wishes Pope Benny a Happy Christmas Farmer Jack wishes Pope Benny a Happy Christmas. 2m 54s [See the original flash version (higher quality) 21Dec06]

004: Jack004 21Dec06

James Maher & The Gospel of Love Band Highlights from their performance at the As One Voice National Christian Music Concert held at the Collaroy Conference Centre, Sydney, NSW, 24-26 September 2010. New songs and favourites from one of Australia's contemporary Christian music composers. 9m42s [Originally published on Catholica on 21Oct2010]

035: Music035 21Oct10

Jesus the Jew — but what sort of Jew? John P. Meier, a Catholic priest, is professor of New Testament at the University of Notre Dame. He is perhaps the foremost biblical scholar of his generation. Meier's work represents the first time an American Catholic biblical scholar has attempted a full-scale, rigorously scientific treatment of the "historical Jesus". By the "historical Jesus", Meier means the Jesus whom we can recover or reconstruct by using the tools of modern historical research. Series: "Burke Lectureship on Religion & Society". This video was originally recorded on 25 October 2001, uploaded to the UCTelevision Channel on YouTube on 8th January 2008 and to the Catholica Channel on YouTube on 31st May 2010. 1h 21m 50s [Catholica Editorial where we first drew attention to this lecture]

014: Reports014 31May10

Joan of Arc Jennifer Warnes & Leonard Cohen - Joan of Arc. 6m 11s [Post on Forum where this was discussed 19Mar09]

010: Music010 26Oct07

Karen Armstrong on a Charter for Compassion People want to be religious, says scholar Karen Armstrong; we should act to help make religion a force for harmony. She asks the TED community to help her build a Charter for Compassion – to help restore the Golden Rule as the central global religious focus. 21m 27s [Catholica Discussion in the Forum 06Mar09]

007: Reports007 06Mar08

Karen Armstrong on Islam Pt 1 of 3 Interview on WAMU in Washington with Karen Armstrong on her book Islam – A Short History. In three parts Karen gives an overview of the history her book explores in more detail. There are many positive comments from Moslems on YouTube in response to what she said in this interview. Karen is interviewed by Susan Paige of USA Today. 10m 03s

004: Doco004 Nov06

Karen Armstrong on Islam Pt 2 of 3 In this segment she responds to the question: what do you think is the fundamental message of the Koran? She also addresses Islamic fundamentalism. 10m 06s

005: Doco005 Nov06

Karen Armstrong on Islam Pt 3 of 3 Interview on WAMU in Washington with Karen Armstrong on her book Islam – A Short History. In this segment she also explains some of her own personal background as a nun, becoming disillusioned with religion and then becoming deeply interested again. 10m 04s

006: Doco006 Nov06

Kirk Franklin Now Behold The Lamb Now behold the lamb by Kirk Franklin and NU Nation. 3m 00s [Post on Forum where Billy provided a list of "Melting Moments" 01May09]

013: Music013 01May09

He's Not the Messiah! Clip from Monty Python's "The Life of Brian": He's not the Messiah. He's a very naughty boy! 2m 19s [Forum Discussion 21Apr09]

003: Satire003 21Apr09

How Many People Can Live On Planet Earth? Naturalist Sir David Attenborough investigates whether the world is heading for a population crisis. In his lengthy career, he has watched the human population more than double from 2.5 billion in 1950 to nearly seven billion. Sir David reflects on the profound effects of this rapid growth, both on humans and the environment. He also examines whether it is the duty of individuals to commit not only to smaller families, but to change the way they live for the sake of humanity and planet Earth. (From the UK) (Documentary) 58m15s [The discussion string on Catholica where this was discussed at length on 15 Nov 2011]

032: Doco032 15Nov11

[THIS VIDEO IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE ONLINE] The Light of the East: Understanding the Eastern Catholic Churches Who are the Eastern Catholics and why did Pope John Paul II say that the Church's catholicity is preserved and grows in the life of the East as in the West? Mary Rose Bacani visits St. Elias Ukrainian Catholic Church in Brampton, Ontario, and St. Josaphat's Cathedral and St. George Church in Edmonton, Alberta, to find out more about the identity of the Eastern Catholic Churches. She also speaks with iconographer Kateryna Chalyk about the significance of icons. From Salt & Light Television, Canada 24m21s. [Salt & Light Television]

014: Doco014 11Jan10

Leonard Cohen: If It Be Your Will Leonard Cohen performs If It Be Your Will from his 1984 Sony Album Various Positions. 3m 57s [Post on Forum where Billy provided a list of "Melting Moments" 01May09]

015: Music015 01May09

Lord, I Give You My Heart Oslo Choir sing the Hillsong praise song Lord I Give you my heart. 4m 40s [Post on Forum where Billy provided a list of "Melting Moments" 01May09]

014: Music014 01May09

Love by Kahlil Gibran This video was posted on the Catholica forum as part a post-Easter response by Stephen on Easter Monday 2010. It's a musicial rendition of Kahlil Gibran's poem on "Love". Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931) was a Lebanese American artist, poet, and writer. Born in the Christian Maronite town of Bsharri in modern-day Lebanon (then part of the Ottoman Mount Lebanon mutasarrifate). His mother Kamila, was the daughter of a Maronite priest; his father, also named Kahlil, was her third husband. As a result of his family's poverty, Gibran received no formal schooling during his youth. However, priests visited him regularly and taught him about the Bible, as well as the Arabic and Syriac languages. As a young man, Gibran emigrated with his family to the United States where he studied art and began his literary career. 6m 15s [Stephen's original post on our forum which featured this clip 05Apr10]

025: Music030 05Apr10

"Lux Aurumque" Virtual Choir Performance This superb video was posted on the Catholica forum by DavidC and then subsequently taken up as the basis for a lead commentary examining how we measure the 'success' of Catholicism? Isn't the making of this sort of music at heart a deeply spiritual exercise compared to the experience, or value, that a person might get out of attending church? The work and the idea was composed and put together by Eric Whitacre and was performed by a "virtual choir" located in diverse locations around the world by electronic means using the internet. 6m 20s [Originally posted on the Catholica forum by DavidC and then taken up as a commentary 11May10]

031: Music031 11May10

"The New Creed" We should claim her as our own resident video artist. Billy has created this video flowing partly out of recent discussions on the Catholica Forum. She writes in explanation: "Ben Harper sits right at the heart of it with this paticular song, it's a song apparently about his father, others say it was a girlfriend, and yet I think it is this and more than all of that as well. But thanks for the inspiration to put the creed to music.". 8m 15s. [Originally published on Catholica on 31Oct2010]

034: Music034 31Oct10

Non, je ne regrette rien (1960) – Edith Piaf Non, je ne regrette rien (No, I regret nothing) is a French song written in 1956 which is best known through the recording made by French singer, Édith Piaf, on 10 November 1960. It was composed by Charles Dumont and its lyrics, describing the singer's defiant attitude toward the past, were written by Michel Vaucaire. 2m 16sec.

005: Music005 19Feb07

Our First Video Blog... It was 20 minutes in length. An interesting experiment though covering a diverse amount of territory from Eastern Catholics, to the growth of Catholica, to the events at Bethel in Perth, and Amanda's trip to America. 21m 09s [Forum discussion which resulted]

002: Blogs002 30Aug08

Our Second Video Blog... A shorter video this time — a response to Herbie on the forum. 13m 21s [Catholica email 22Oct08] | [Forum discussion which resulted]

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Tuning in to the Parliament of the World's Religions In an attempt to provide readers remote from Melbourne an overview of what is happening at the Parliament of the World's Religions in Melbourne this week, we present a video blog being produced for the ABC Religious Affairs by four young journalism graduates from RMIT University in Melbourne. This video seeks to give an overview of the opening plenary session. You can find further videos and blog entries on Margaret Coffey's Blog hosted by ABC Religious Affairs at the link which follows this description. (The ABC [Australian Broadcasting Corporation] is Australia's national, publicly funded broadcaster.) 6m 21s [Margaret Coffey's ABC Blog from the Parliament of the World' Religions in Melbourne]

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Parenting for a Peaceful World A powerful video Stephen brought to our attention on Catholica last year. Robin Grille, author of Parenting for a Peaceful World, and also Heart to Heart Parenting shares some profound information about children and parenting practices around the world and throughout history. Learn more about Robin at www.our-emotional-health.com Narrated by Aja Swafford, created by Jacob Devaney for www.culturecollective.org, and written by Robin Grille. 7m48s [See this post by Stephen on Catholica where this video was discussed in more detail 24Sep10]

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Peter Gabriel – Here Comes the Flood Peter Gabriel – Here Comes The Flood, from the Growing Up Live tour, Milano 2003. 4m 28s [Post on Forum where this song was discussed 10May09]

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The Plastic Bag Billy introduced this short film to us on the Catholica Forum back in March 2010. Here's the synopsis: "This short film by American director Ramin Bahrani (Goodbye Solo) traces the epic, existential journey of a plastic bag (voiced by Werner Herzog) searching for its lost maker, the woman who took it home from the store and eventually discarded it. Along the way, it encounters strange creatures, experiences love in the sky, grieves the loss of its beloved maker, and tries to grasp its purpose in the world. In the end, the wayward plastic bag wafts its way to the ocean, into the tides, and out into the Pacific Ocean trash vortex — a promised nirvana where it will settle among its own kind and gradually let the memories of its maker slip away.". 18m33s. [Catholica Discussion String 23Mar10] | [Washington Post Review 23Apr10]

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Religion — The Bad Parent Theramin Trees presents an atheist's perspective on what's gone wrong with religion that many believers who are disenchanted with institutional religion might agree with. 12m55s [Catholica Discussion String on this Video 19Dec10]

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Rowan Atkinson on Hell Since things have gone all to hell, we thought we should give Rowan Atkinson the last word... 3m 38s [Forum Discussion 21Apr09]

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Rufus Wainwright: Agnus Dei Amateur film of Rufus Wainwright at Seattle Opera House performing Agnus Dei. 3m 29s [Post on Forum where Billy provided a list of "Melting Moments" 01May09]

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"Say Sorry" – A Tribute Video to Ann Thompson and all victims of Sexual Abuse In the light of the release of the Report of the Irish Commission into Child Abuse, {LINK] and the imminent release of Ann Thompson's book, Say Sorry, telling of her experiences of abuse in orphanages In New Zealand, Catholica member, Billy, put this video together based on the music of Archie Roach, Walking into Doors. 5m 36s [Catholica forum post where Billy first published this 25May09]

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Shalom House of Prayer, Carcoar NSW Mini-documentary on Shalom House of Prayer at Carcoar, NSW, and introduction to audio interview with recently retired leader of the lay community there, Ted Mason. 4m 19s. The audio interview can be heard at: [The extended audio interview 16Feb09]

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Shine Your Light – Bob Dylan This is an animation Brian Coyne did in about 1994 set to the song Shine Your Light performed by Bob Dylan during his Born Again phase. The song comes from the album Slow Train Coming. 1m 46s [Post on Forum where this was discussed 18Mar09]

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Songbird – Eva Cassidy For you there'll be no crying/ For you the sun will be shining/ 'Cause I feel that when I'm with you/ It's alright, I know it's right 3m 44s [Catholica forum post where Stephen (Oh Yet We Trust) first published this 27Oct09]

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Song for a Raggy Boy Based on a true story. A Spanish Civil War veteran (William Franklin) arrives at a Catholic Boys Reformatory School in Ireland in 1939. A disturbing story exploring Catholic culture, the abuse in orphanages and reform schools, love and the human spirit. (Based on a memoir by Patrick Galvin). 10 segments total running time 93m40s [Catholica Discussion String on this Film 19Dec10]

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Sr Joan Chittister: "The Spirituality of Struggle" Sister Joan Chittister explores the landscape of suffering and hope, considering along the way wide-ranging topics, such as consumerism, technology, grief, the role of women in the Catholic Church, and the events of 9/11/2001. We struggle, she says, against change, isolation, darkness, fear, powerlessness, vulnerability, exhaustion, and scarring; and while these struggles sometimes seem insurmountable, we can emerge from them with the gifts of conversion, detachment, faith, courage, surrender, limitations, endurance, transformation, and (perhaps most important) hope. 35m 55s [Uploaded to Catholica Video Channel on 27Aug2011]

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Starry Starry Night The paintings of Vincent Van Gogh set to Don McLean's "Starry Starry Night". 4m 20s

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The Story of Science (BBC Series) Six part BBC series presented by Michael Mosley on the story of science which also provides valuable insights into religious and spiritual questions. The Episode titles are: 1: What is Out There?; 2: What is the World Made Of?; 3: How Did We Get Here?; 4: Can We Have Unlimited Power?; 5: What Is The Secret Of Life?; 6: Who Are We?. Each Episode 1hr Approx [Catholica Forum entry where this series was discussed 18May11]

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Take This Cup Away – Amanda McKenna A reflection for times of pain and anxiety based on the Gospel account of Christ's Agony in the Garden of Gesthemane. Music written and performed by Amanda McKenna. (The website addresses at the end of the video no longer apply. See instead www.amandamckenna.com.au or www.viastuas.net.au) 8m 14sec.

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The Ascent of Man: Excerpt 1 A segment from the BBC series The Ascent of Man by Jacob Brownowski. This excerpt is from the Episode entitled "The Long Childhood" in which Dr Bronowksi explores the value in questioning. 1m 38s [Commentary by Brian Coyne and Amanda McKenna where this excerpt was discussed 05Sep06]

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The Ascent of Man: Excerpt 2 A segment from the BBC series The Ascent of Man by Jacob Brownowski. This excerpt is from the Episode entitled "The Long Childhood" in which Dr Bronowksi explores the worth of Erasmus and St Thomas More as models. 1m 48s [Commentary by Brian Coyne and Amanda McKenna where this excerpt was discussed 05Sep06]

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The Ascent of Man: Excerpt 3 A segment from the BBC series The Ascent of Man by Jacob Brownowski. This excerpt is from the Episode entitled "The Long Childhood" in which Dr Bronowksi describes his encounter with Jesus Christ. 2m 01s [Commentary by Brian Coyne and Amanda McKenna where this excerpt was discussed 05Sep06]

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The Ascent of Man: Excerpt 4 The concluding words from the BBC series The Ascent of Man by Jacob Brownowski: "We are all afraid — for our confidence, for the future, for the world. That is the nature of the human imagination. Yet every man, every civilisation, has gone forward because of its engagement with what it has set itself to do. The personal commitment of a man to his skill, the intellectual commitment and the emotional commitment working together as one, has made the Ascent of Man." 1m 11s [Commentary by Brian Coyne and Amanda McKenna where this excerpt was discussed 05Sep06]

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The Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople on the Divisions within Christianity Tom McMahon drew our attention to this interview the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople recently gave to Charlie Rose on American television. This is only a small segment from the extended interview where Patriarch Bartholomew discusses the divisions within Christianity. 4m 12s [Tom McMahon's commentary where he discussed the interview at greater length]

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The Invention of the Jewish People An interesting discussion emerged on Catholica based on some of the ideas presented in this video concerning the history of the Jewish people, the forebears to the Christian people. Quite apart from the central focus of the discussion — the contemporary conflict between the Palestinians and Israelies — the discussion raises fascinating questions regarding the truth and mythological qualities of our Christian history. 78m45s. [Post by Herbie where this video was introduced to the Catholica conversation 27 Jan 2010]

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The Mission of Christ, the Mission of the Church, the Mission of a Diocese Dominican bishop, Anthony Fisher, was installed as the Third Bishop of the Western diocese of urban Sydney, the Parramatta Diocese, on 4 March 2010. His homily delivered at the Installation Mass outlined his broad sweep of the Mission of Jesus Christ, the Mission of the Church, and what he sees as his personal Mission which he was seeking to invite the people of the Western suburbs of Sydney to embrace. Here at Catholica we think the homily offers rich food for reflection and discussion at a number of levels: firstly the evident thought put into the address, secondly in that the Western suburbs of Sydney in many respects are typical of the social challenges encountered in almost any major city of the Western world, and also because of questions that intersect with many of the discussions the community at Catholica engages in of the problems facing the Church today. Because of YouTube limitations the video is in three parts of 9m 54s, 5m 59s, 6m 12s (22m 5s total). [Catholica Editorial where we first drew attention to this homily]

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There's Healing in the Fire A video response put together by Billyin response to the discussion started by PeterR on the topic "What is the Christian message?". Billy writes: "I really do think that we need new wineskins to carry on our message of faith. I hope the message touches your hearts." 4m 16s [Catholica forum post where Billy first published this 09Aug09]

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A conversation with Niall Ferguson, author of The Ascent of Money A fascinating 56 minute video interview with Professor Niall Ferguson author of the book and television series, The Ascent of Money. Drawing on insights from the biological sciences, Ferguson describes the rise and evolution of finance focusing on insurance, banks, and the bond market. Using the examples of housing and the U.S. China economic relationship, Ferguson demonstrates the way history can inform our understanding of the current financial crisis. He also reflects on the implications of the financial crisis for American global hegemony. This is part of the Conversations with History series from The University of California Television Channel on YouTube. The host for the series is Harry Kreisler. Originally webcast 11/12/2008. 56m 09s. [Post in the forum where this was discussed 04Jul09]

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The Byrds – Turn, Turn, Turn Tribute track to the 1965 #1 Hit of The Byrds's Turn, Turn, Turn based on Ecclesiastes 3:1-8. 3m 59s [Post on Forum where this song was discussed 10May09]

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The Meaning of Jesus Christ Today Barry Hickey, Catholic Archbishop of Perth, explores the relevance of Jesus Christ in contemporary life in this video made for the Great Jubilee of Christianity, 2000. Video written and produced by Brian Coyne. 9m 58s [Uploaded to Catholica 30June07]

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The Passion as sung by Fairouz Entirely dressed in black, Fairouz, the legendary Lebanese singer, kneels with great humility before the altar and the crucifix upon which Jesus Christ was nailed and unleashes her impeccable voice as she sings in exaltation: "Today, He was hung on a piece of wood, The Man who hung the world above water.... We kneel before your Passion o' Christ ... We kneel before your Passion o' Christ." The year was 1965, and the place, a church in Beirut, Lebanon. 2m 06s [Good Friday Reflection 2009]

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The Reality of Hell Farmer Jack queries Pope Benny on the reality of Hell. 3m 56s [See the original flash version (higher quality) 29Mar07]

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The Theology of the Changing of Railway Ballast They changed the ballast on the railway line that runs near the Catholica office. Editor, Brian Coyne, got his camera out and shot a mini-documentary on the theological lessons to be learned from the changing of railway ballast. 6m 40s [Forum Discussion 28Feb09]

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Unrepentant: Kevin Annett and Canada's Genocide of Native People This documentary reveals Canada's darkest secret — the deliberate extermination of indigenous (Native American) peoples and the theft of their land under the guise of religion. This never before told history as seen through the eyes of this former Uniting Church Minister, Kevin Annett, who blew the whistle on his own church, after he learned of thousands of murders in its Indian Residential Schools. Winner: Best International Documentary at the 2006 Los Angeles Independent Film Festival. Winner: Best Director for an International Documentary at the 2006 New York International Film Festival. Only recently uploaded to YouTube the film is also available on Google Video where it has had over 178,000 views. 108m56s [Catholica Forum entry where this series was discussed 06Aug11]

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Veni, Veni Emmanuel Advent Chant Veni, Veni Emmanuel is a synthesis of the great "O Antiphons" that are used for Vespers during the octave before Christmas (Dec. 17-23). These antiphons are of ancient origin and date back to at least the ninth century. Zoltán Kodály: L'Accorche-Choeur, Ensemble vocal Fribourg 3m 58s [Source: Redemptorist Advent Calendar Music Selection]

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Visions of the Future Breathtaking and confronting BBC Channel 4 series with American theoretical physicist Michio Kaku examining life in the future. The series raises big ethical and moral questions that collectively humankind needs to face and answer. Some of these questions are perhaps more morally difficult than anything we have faced in the past. A "must view" series for anyone interested in the discussions on morality and ethics discussed on the Catholica Forum. Part 1: The Intelligence Revolution 58m34s. Part 2: The Biotech Revolution 58m41s. Part 3: The Quantum Revolution. 18 YouTube segments total 175m54s total. [Catholica Discussion String 26Aug10]

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Wise Up to Child Abuse This is the advertisement being run on television in Australia at the moment to draw attention to the damage done by child sexual abuse. It features Anthony and Christine Foster who were at the centre of media attention at the time of World Youth Day. 60s. [Visit the www.wiseup.net.au website!]

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Would You Believe on the Nuncio's Letter to the Irish Bishops RTE reporter Mick Peelo looks at some internal Vatican letters that appear to paint a picture of Vatican obstructionism towards investigations into clerical sexual abuse. This program has led to extensive discussion around the world, and on Catholica, in the context of the letter from the Apostolic Nuncio to Ireland, +Luciano Storero being some kind of 'smoking gun' that links the Vatican to the cover-up of clergy sexual abuse. 42m56s [Initial Catholica Discussion String on this Video 19Jan11] | [More Extensive Catholica Discussion String on this Video 23Jan11]

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An Ultimate Explanation by Paul Davies Philosopher and physicist Paul Davies gives a fascinating and thought-provoking talk on the possibility of an ultimate explanation for our universe. Dismissing the multiverse and God, he outlines an idea for finding an explanation for the universe and physical laws within the universe itself. A talk given at the Salk Institute. 44m53s [Fr Peter Dresser's commentary discussing the ideas of Paul Davies 03Dec11]

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The Wonders of the Universe (BBC Series) Having explored the wonders of the solar system, Professor Brian Cox steps boldly on to an even bigger stage - the universe.
Who are we? Where do we come from? For thousands of years humanity has turned to religion and myth for answers to these enduring questions. But in this series, Brian presents a different set of answers - answers provided by science.
In this episode, Brian seeks to understand the nature of time and its role in creating both the universe and ourselves. From an extraordinary calendar built into the landscape of Peru to the beaches of Costa Rica, Brian explores the cycles of time which define our experience of life on earth. But even the most epic cycles of life can't begin to compare to the vast expanse of cosmic time.
For instance, just as the earth orbits the sun, the solar system orbits the entire Milky Way galaxy. This orbit takes a staggering 250 million years to complete.
Ultimately, Brian discovers that time is not characterised by repetition but by irreversible change. From the relentless march of a glacier to the decay of an old mining town, the ravaging effects of time are all around us. The vast universe is subject to these same laws of change. As we look out to the cosmos, we can see the story of its evolution unfold, from the death of the first stars to the birth of the youngest. This journey from birth to death will ultimately lead to the destruction, not just of our planet, but also the entire universe, and with it the end of time itself.
Yet without this inevitable destruction, the universe would be without what is perhaps the greatest wonder of all; the brief moment in time in which life can exist. First broadcast BBC HD, 9:00PM Sun, 6 Mar 2011. 59m09s [Catholica Forum entry by Desi which first drew this series to our attention 22Apr11]

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Zeitgeist: The Movie [2007] The history of Zeitgeist: The Movie is not what many assume. The original Zeitgeist was actually not a 'film', but a performance piece, which consisted of a vaudevillian style multi-media event using recorded music, live instruments and video. The event was given over a 6-night period in New York City and then, without any interest to professionally release or produce the work, was 'tossed'" up on the Internet arbitrarily. The work was never designed as a film or even a documentary in a traditional sense — it was designed as a creative, provoking, emotionally driven expression, full of artistic extremity and heavily stylized gestures. However, once online, an unexpected flood of interest began to generate. Within 6 months over 50 Million views were recorded on Google Video counters (before they were reset for some reason). The current combined estimates put the number of Internet views at over 100 million as of 2009. Suddenly Zeitgeist the event, became Zeitgeist: The Movie. 2h00m27s [Catholica Editorial 20Feb11] | [Wikipedia Page on Zeitgeist]

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Zeitgeist: Addendum [2008] was the follow up to Zeitgeist: The Movie. It focuses further on the monetary system and advocates a resource-based social system influenced by the ideas of Jacque Fresco and The Venus Project. 2h03m07s [Catholica Editorial 20Feb11] | [Wikipedia Page on Zeitgeist]

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Zeitgeist: Moving Forward [2011] by director Peter Joseph is a 162 minute film work which continues what the prior two films of the Zeitgeist Film Series started: a critical look at the Zeitgeist or Spirit /Awareness of the Time. A prominent underlying thesis of the Film Series is that a great many notions, beliefs and practices currently engaged in today and assumed as 'presupposed', 'given' or seemingly empirical to our societal approaches and values are not only intellectually/historically incorrect but highly detrimental to our personal and social progress and sustainability. 2h41m25s [Catholica Editorial 20Feb11] | [Wikipedia Page on Zeitgeist]

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